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Note: Auto-Pan is discontinued when the manual pan control (joystick) is used.
Auto-Iris and Auto-Focus revert to manual mode when the manual iris and focus controls are used,
respectively.
Switching to manual- ris or manual focus from auto mode reverts to the last manual setting used.
Auto-Focus/Iris is activated automatically upon pan or tilt when Auto-focus/iris Activation is on.
Manual-Iris is activated automatically upon Activating (ON) Back-Light Compensation.
Pre-Position Controls
R/D Function Pre-Position # Description Set/Shot Notes
Pre-position 1-99 set/show 4,11
Auto-pan left limit 101 set/show 2,11
Auto-pan right limit 102 set/show 2,11
Command lock mode activate 103 set/--- 10,11
Command lock mode deactivate 104 set/--- 10,11
Home Position 110 recalibrate/show 11
Move Pan position 180° 111, 180 ---/show 10
Erase record to end 500 erase playback to end set/---- 11
Reset to factory defaults 899 set/--- 9,11
Global Disable/Enable PP 900 disable/enable 10,11
Disable/Enable PP 901-999 disable/enable 6,10,11
NOTES
1. This setting stored with pre-position.
2. This setting stored as a default setting in non-
volatile memory (EEPROM) on R/D board and is
used to restore settings at power-up.
Default settings:
Autopan left limit = 0 degrees
Autopan right limit = 359.9 degrees
Autopan speed = 30 degrees per second
Auto-focus Activation = ON
Auto-iris Activation = ON
AutoSpeed = OFF
Spot auto-focus = OFF
Command Lock = OFF
Auto-shutter = OFF
Auto-Pivot Enabled (OFF)
Zoom Range Limit = OFF
Return Home = OFF
3. This setting stored as a default setting in non-
volatile memory in camera.
4. Pre-position #1 (if set) is automatically called-up
upon power-up just after the homing sequence.
5. Scan direction determined by last manual pan
direction.
6. Pre-positions can be disabled such that they do
not operate during an automatic call-up (tour).
They are still available for manual call-up.
9. This command clears all pre-positions, resets the
EEPROMs to factory defaults, and resets the
lens and camera to defaults.
10. Access to certain AutoDome commands can be
restricted when using an Allegiant switching
system. Allegiant system operators with Priority
levels 1 through 7 can activate the ‘command
lock’ mode by ‘setting’ preposition 103. Once the
lock mode is activated, Allegiant system
operators with priority level 8 would not be able
to change functions indicated by note 10. The
higher priority operators (1-7) can deactivate the
‘command lock’ mode by ‘setting’ preposition
104.
11. Allegiant operators with priority level 8 are not
permitted to ‘set’ preposition functions.
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